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Help using text in forms
I am working on creating a project and I need some help. I have 2 form boxes, one that displays text, and one that does not. What my goal is, is to have someone type the text displayed in the top form in the bottom one and have the word that they are typing highlighted in the display text. If someone type the word wrong, it will be red text in the bottom form.
Sorry, this is hard to explain. I know this can be done, but not quite sure how. Below is my html I started. Any help would be appreciated.
Code: <form> <textarea name="display" cols="80" rows"18">This is a typing test. Type this same text into the box below.</textarea>
 <textarea name="display" cols="80" rows"18"></textarea> </form>
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I found a javascript code that is somewhat close to what I am trying to do, however as you type the words I would like each displayed word to be underlined.
On another note, the done button is really lame. It calculates how the time it takes to click the button which I think is not very accurate. If I could just get someone to help me make each word underlined as it is typed I think I can make a timer that works better.
Code:     <FORM name="theForm">

 Are you a....	 <input type=radio name="sme" value="Beginner" onClick="s()" checked>Beginner <input type=radio name="sme" value="Novice" onClick="m()">Novice <input type=radio name="sme" value="Expert" onClick="e()">Expert

 <input type=button value="Start Typing Test" name="start" onClick="beginIt()">
 <textarea name="given" cols=53 rows=3 wrap=on onFocus="cheat()"></textarea>

<input type=text name="typed" size=45> <input type=button value="DONE" name="stop" onClick="stopIt()">

</FORM>
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211 comments found
Price table doesn't seem to be working correctly. I am adding a row and moving it to the first position, after I save it deletes the new row. Can you advise.
Could you email me a link and login? I'll take a look.
What is your email address?
Send a note to my profile.
Already done
If I disable the database cache in the W3 cache plugin it works correctly. – cheers
I have disabled W3TC completely and it is not allowing me to remove row 3 to row 1, it is putting row 3 in row 2 and is deleting any entries.
You can only move 'features' vertically. I only see two 'feature' rows on your price table. I just logged in and moved them fine. If I add a third feature, I can move that too.
Sorry I meant column, the column is at fault.
Yes, right. You can't drag a column to the left of the first column. You can move column one and every other column shifts over. So you can shuffle them around and get any combination you like.
The featured projects section does not appear on a tablet. If this is a responsive theme this should be showing up correctly. Please advise.
To be more specific, the featured projects section shows up but the images are not clickable. Thank you in advance for your support.
I see what you mean, the titles are clickable but not the images. It has to do with the hover effect. I'll put together a fix. I'll send you a note as soon as I have it – Thanks
Hey just wanted to check to see if you've gotten around to this. We're trying to launch the site for a client, asap. Appreciate in advance your expediency with resolving this issue.
Yes, the change has been submitted and is awaiting TF approval. If you want the files faster, email my profile and I will send you the changes. – cheers
When Page is at full width it removes page Heading
Email me an example
Hello, really like the theme, however the menu box doesn't work on iPhone as well as the google map doesn't come up on iPhone… works fine in all other situations. Any ideas??
Let me re-phrase that…Menu on iphone doesn't work only on homepage
got it fixed… no worries. Great Theme!
ok, cheers.
Hello and thanks for the nice theme! I have hit the same issue as gromobiben in the featured services section where the images are not clickable on a tablet (iPad). I see a fix is on the way, which is great. Do you have a date when it will be available to all?
Thanks in advance,
today Just needs to be approved – I'll send you a note.
The current download includes the update. – Cheers
I have downloaded and applied the update and it's working fine. I appreciate your support, thanks very much for your help.
Hi Eggbit,
Thanks for a great theme! I am having problems with an image I've placed in my sidebar. In IE8 and Firefox, the image is cut off. Works fine in Chrome. Can you take a look and see what the problem might be? http://www.distilleryuniversity.com/sponsorsThanks!
The thumbnail image is too big – 300px. Define a width in the image path: width="200px" or use a smaller thumbnail. – Cheers
Hi, Is there a way to reorder the sliders on the home page? Thanks!
Yes. They are in the post order. So you can edit the date/times. Or use a plugin to change the post order. http://goo.gl/qJ3m1
Thank You!
I think that I'm gonna buy your wordpress theme. But, is it translation ready ? (French) Any .po or .mo include ?
Thanks in advance !
No sorry. I will look at adding that in the next update. Every theme I've done since this one is
I will work on it next week.
Awesome !
Seems like wpml.org has tried to get in touch with you. http://wpml.org/forums/topic/how-can-i-translate-theme-options-content/page/2/
I also really need the translation part…
No they didn't. I will work on the translation files next week.
ok. Thanks.
How can I increase the with of the sub-menus? As it is now the text is too long so it get cut off, and the animated arrow is shown above the text.
Tried to track it down in the CSS file, but I'm did not manage.
Please advice!
It uses jQuery and the text is set to wrap. Can you email a link to my profile so I can see it. – Thanks
Hi eggbit,
Is there a way to hide the h2 title from a page? I want to add a banner with the page title instead and at the moment with the h2 showing there is a lot of repetition of the same title word
You could add this line to your css:
.heading {display:none;}
Is the team 100% WPML Multilingual Plugin and Translation Ready?
Not yet. I'm working on a theme update to make it translation ready.
Hello, I've purchased your theme for a site that I'm building out for a client & I have 3 questions that I need answer for:
1) How can I remove the shadow box overlay from the slider? When I don't enter any text in the fields, there is still a small gray box that appears on top of my slider images. We've designed our sliders to include the desired text within the images & the client doesn't want eh shadow box to appear.
2) Our slider images appear to be magnifying in size on their own. We have sized all of our sliders to 1900px wide, but slides#3, #5,#6, & #7 are magnified when viewing the site, see at http://emrx.athena-testbed.com/—how do we fix this / stop this from happenging??
3) How can I enlarge the 2 call to action buttons on the home page? I'd like to increase them to be about 150% or so of the current size?
Thanks in advance for your prompt response. I need answers to the above quickly as we prepare for migration from our testbed to a live site.
.gallery .text-box .holder {display:none;}
2.They aren't magnifying. It's just that your screen isn't 1900px wide. The actual site grid is 1140px wide. So you need to put text and images in the center 1140px of the slide so it is visible on all screens. The background can be 1900px so it spills out of the grid and fills the screen.
3. The button is a sprite image so you would need to create a new larger button image or use css to create the button. You could replace the background url with a colour:.button span {background:#6699ff;} .button {background:#6699ff;}
If you have other questions please open a support ticket: http://pixelgrapes.ticksy.com -cheers
Thank you for the prompt response - I will make the adjustments as you have advised and let you know how things work out. Thanks again
Thanks very much for the assistance—everything worked out well. Just to let you know, I changed the color, increased the percentage of the button & increased the font size as well on the .button span line of the css and that helped to increase the size of the button without me actually having to create a new button. My sliders are looking much better now as well. **You can mark this inquiry as closed/resolved
Good Afternoon,
I have a small problem in regards to the blog post section on the front page. I edited 2 of the existing demo post to reflect new blog content that I'm adding to the site, set my desired categories and configured the theme settings to pull the blogs with category set to "emr-software". Well the blog image thumbnail, title & date are showing up correctly, but the excerpt of the blog is the greek latin default text versus my actualy text in the blog post. **Do you have any thoughts on why this is happening and how I can fix it??? - If you click on the title of the blog post from the home page, it takes you to the full blog post which clearly shows the text I wrote versus the default greek latin.
Thanks in advance
Did you edit the 'excerpt' as well as the content? In the post click on 'screen options' in the top right corner and make sure the excerpt field is checked. You can put a shorter summary in the excerpt box to show up on the homepage. My guess is that field has some latin in it
Thanks for you prompt response yesterday – it worked like a charm. I forgot to think about checking the screen options. *thanks again
Good Morning,
I need assistance with changing the code in the base.css file to accomplish the following for the navigation menu functionality: I would like for: 1) The menu button of the page that is selected to change to the color #3BB54A when you hover over the menu & sub-menu items
2) For the navigation menu button (i.e. for solutions page) to stay #3BB54A when that page is selected so that visually the website visitor knows which page that they are on.
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
Hi. Can I get you to open a ticket here: http://goo.gl/01ET8 – thanks
Will do right now. thx
I opened my ticket about an hour ago… the Ticket #59448
Thank you
Hey – my client purchased your theme so I'm probably not going to be listed as "puchased". Let me know what credentials I need to prove that I purchased the theme.
I was wondering if you could tell me how to fix the twitter feed. They have moved to v1.1 API and the twitter feed is breaking. (This is also happening on your demo).
I will upload a fix for it. I'll send you a note when it's available.-cheers
The new widget is available now. You or your client can download it from your downloads area. – cheers
A few questions, the demo site I am working on is: humzarajput.com/zsahdemo
1) how do I remove the footer 2) how do I add the icons in the footer like you have 3) where and how do I remove the line between footer and "get intouch"
Hi. Do you want to remove the copyright section? You can remove this line (if you''re not going to use the recent posts sections) by adding this to your css:
.posts-section .title-box {display:none;}It's not posting the icon code correctly. You can open support tickets here: http://pixelgrapes.ticksy.com Cheers
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Hebrew Names Version (HNV) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 Ask of the LORD rain in the spring time, The LORD who makes storm clouds, And he gives rain showers to everyone for the plants in the field. | 1 Ask the LORD for rain in the springtime; it is the LORD who makes the storm clouds. He gives showers of rain to men, and plants of the field to everyone. |
2 For the terafim have spoken vanity, and the diviners have seen a lie; And they have told false dreams. They comfort in vain. Therefore they go their way like sheep. They are oppressed, because there is no shepherd. | 2 The idols speak deceit, diviners see visions that lie; they tell dreams that are false, they give comfort in vain. Therefore the people wander like sheep oppressed for lack of a shepherd. |
3 My anger is kindled against the shepherds, And I will punish the male goats; For the LORD of Hosts has visited his flock, the house of Yehudah, And will make them as his horse in the battle that he is proud of. | 3 "My anger burns against the shepherds, and I will punish the leaders; for the LORD Almighty will care for his flock, the house of Judah, and make them like a proud horse in battle. |
4 From him will come forth the corner-stone, From him the nail, From him the battle bow, From him every ruler together. | 4 From Judah will come the cornerstone, from him the tent peg, from him the battle bow, from him every ruler. |
5 They shall be as mighty men, Treading down muddy streets in the battle; And they shall fight, because the LORD is with them; And the riders on horses will be confounded. | 5 Together they will be like mighty men trampling the muddy streets in battle. Because the LORD is with them, they will fight and overthrow the horsemen. |
6 "I will strengthen the house of Yehudah, And I will save the house of Yosef, And I will bring them back; For I have mercy on them; And they will be as though I had not cast them off: For I am the LORD their God, and I will hear them. | 6 "I will strengthen the house of Judah and save the house of Joseph. I will restore them because I have compassion on them. They will be as though I had not rejected them, for I am the LORD their God and I will answer them. |
7 Efrayim will be like a mighty man, And their heart will rejoice as through wine; Yes, their children will see it, and rejoice. Their heart will be glad in the LORD. | 7 The Ephraimites will become like mighty men, and their hearts will be glad as with wine. Their children will see it and be joyful; their hearts will rejoice in the LORD. |
8 I will signal for them, and gather them; For I have redeemed them; And they will increase as they have increased. | 8 I will signal for them and gather them in. Surely I will redeem them; they will be as numerous as before. |
9 I will sow them among the peoples; And they will remember me in far countries; And they will live with their children, and will return. | 9 Though I scatter them among the peoples, yet in distant lands they will remember me. They and their children will survive, and they will return. |
10 I will bring them again also out of the land of Mitzrayim, And gather them out of Ashshur; And I will bring them into the land of Gil`ad and Levanon; And there won't be room enough for them. | 10 I will bring them back from Egypt and gather them from Assyria. I will bring them to Gilead and Lebanon, and there will not be room enough for them. |
11 He will pass through the sea of affliction, And will strike the waves in the sea, And all the depths of the Nile will dry up; And the pride of Ashshur will be brought down, And the scepter of Mitzrayim will depart. | 11 They will pass through the sea of trouble; the surging sea will be subdued and all the depths of the Nile will dry up. Assyria's pride will be brought down and Egypt's scepter will pass away. |
12 I will strengthen them in the LORD; And they will walk up and down in his name," says the LORD. | 12 I will strengthen them in the LORD and in his name they will walk," declares the LORD. |
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Metinvest, Ukraine's biggest steelmaker, said its profit more than quadrupled last year as it produced more steel and earned more on iron ore sales, while outlook for this year worsens.
Consolidated net income soared to $1.85 billion, as the company, controlled by billionaire Rinat Akhmetov, took advantage of acquisitions to boost output, the Donetsk, Ukraine- based steelmaker, said today. Crude-steel production rose 64 percent to 14.4 million metric tons, coke-coal rose 12.3 percent to 11.3 million tons and iron ore totaled 35.7 million tons. Revenue jumped 52 percent to $14.2 billion.
The takeover of Mariupolsky Metallurgical Zavod of Ilyich in 2010 helped Donetsk-based Metinvest to boost production in 2011, while this year will prove more difficult as Europe's debt crisis erodes demand. Total steel output for the former Soviet republic dropped 6.2 percent last month to 2.9 million tons as global demand declined.
"We expect this year to be more challenging than 2011," Chief Financial Officer Sergiy Novikov said in a phone interview from Donetsk today. "We do not expect the results of 2011 to be repeated in 2012 because of volatility in global markets."
The government of Prime Minister Mykola Azarov expects the economy's growth to slow to 3.9 percent this year because of declining demand for steel, the country's primary export product.
Planned Acquisition
Metinvest plans to double its stake in Zaporizhstal Integrated Iron & Steel Works JSC, in which it bought a 12.5 percent stake last year, Novikov said.
"We are still in the process of negotiations," he said. "We do hope that the talks will finish successfully at some point between now and August," Novikov said. "Maximum exposure" will be $180 million to $190 million for an additional 12.5 percent stake.''
Iron ore will account for most of Metinvest's earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, or Ebitda, this and next year, Novikov said. Ebitda rose almost 40 percent to $3.56 billion in 2011, the company said.
Iron ore and steel output is going to be on par with last year, without "any significant changes," he said.
"We are targeting between 35 million tons and 36 million tons" of iron ore production this year, he said, adding that coking coal output will increase "a little" from 11.34 million tons last year.
Metinvest plans to invest $1.2-$1.3 billion to make its production more efficient and to improve the quality of steel divisions, Novikov said. The company will pay shareholders $800 million from its 2011 profit, he said.
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In Lagenbruck, Germany, you can find the one and only Big Nose World Championship. Yes, a competition where people sign up to see if they have the largest nose in the world.
Since 1961, Lagenbruck has been hosting the annual Big Nose World Championship. The idea of this wacky competition started when a group of hop growers went to a local pub and started making fun of each other's huge noses. A few weeks later, these hop growers even started The Big Nose Club. As long as you had a nose that was 60-mm-long or 40-mm-wide, you were able to join this exclusive club.
Every five years, the Big Nose World Championship is held and out come these men and women who have no shame in showing off their noses. Who knows what other weird competitions this contest would inspire?


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The Cemex debate continues, as U.S. Forest Service Spokeswoman Sherry Rollman says that the open-pit mine planned for Soledad Canyon has been planned since the 1950's….
Both the Cemex and Pacific Industrial plans call for 20 years of mining from nearby sites, and the discovery of the original proposal has only confused matters.
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FALLS — A passenger in a pickup truck is in critical condition following a one-car accident on Route 13 on Sunday afternoon.
The passenger was ejected through the front windshield of the silver pickup after it slammed into a median on the northbound lanes of Route 13 near the Route 1 interchange at about 3:30 p.m., Falls Police Sgt. Martial Belinsky said.


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With a name that salutes the community centers that filled Rio de Janeiro in the 19th century, Boteco beckons all walks of life to eat and drink at its contemporary wooden bartop and sleek, square tables. Historically, these centers incorporated the region's diverse array of northern European, Mediterranean, and Arabian cuisines, and Boteco continues this tradition.
In addition to crisping pizzas made from locally sourced ingredients, the chefs simmer pots of Portuguese stew with cod and potatoes, and arrange sizzling sirloin next to rice, black beans, Brazilian pico de gallo, and caramelized plantains. The chefs also use tiny kitchen tools to construct small bites of tapas and appetizers, all while bartenders whet whistles and other woodwind instruments with 50 domestic and imported craft beers alongside wines and mixed drinks.
The Granada LA is a party school. Part dance studio, part nightclub, it's a place where students can learn the steps of West Coast swing and merengue one night and put them into practice while enjoying bottle service and eats from the on-site restaurant the next. If they do venture out onto the dance floor of the 1930's Spanish Revival-style nightclub, they'll be treated to live music that leans heavily toward salsa. The nightclub, like whatever village The Village People were from, attracts a variety of people: casual dancers looking for zesty nightlife, and also students of the attached dance studio.
With a name that translates to "a little of everything," it's no surprise that the seasonally changing menu of Cafe Mundial includes dishes such as steamed mussels with shallot cream sauce, duck confit, fresh pastas, and filet mignon with bordelaise sauce. In the kitchen, chefs add zesty wasabi vinaigrette to seared ahi-tuna appetizers and top personal pizzas with goat cheese, fresh basil, and monogrammed sun-dried tomatoes. The extensive wine list includes crisp California chardonnays, bold cabernets, and sparkling pours to pair with dinner entrees or new ties. Diners may opt to slide into a booth or jump onto stools at the full bar to watch sports or cheer on bartenders during martini preparation.
Silk Lounge mixes nature and culture with its sleek yet cozy ambience, spacious patio, carefully crafted libations, and nightly entertainment. Guests seeking solace may retreat to a private booth to puff on a fine cigar ($8+), and revelers seeking a pleasant campfire vibe without rubbing two guitars together until they burst into flames can enjoy company at the patio's fire pit. Meanwhile, more than 20 varieties of single-malt scotch rest on hand to warm bellies, including an Auchentoshan old enough to drink itself (premium drinks are $12). A range of unique Chinese and Japanese wines can greet the tongue ($9 per glass), and a cool beer ($5) crisply complements an appetizer of chicken wings or calamari ($12+).
At Scarlet Tea Room and Fine Dining, the tea services represent both a treasured English tradition and a modern form of celebration. Here, groups gather beneath a chandelier flecked with vibrant red accents to indulge in five-course meals. Their loose-leaf steeped beverages—which range from a sweet and lemony French verveine to a smoky Chinese lapsang souchong—complement a selection of bite-size desserts and light sandwiches stuffed with savory fillings such as prosciutto, aged white cheddar, and sun-dried-tomato spread. The afternoon tea service also includes housemade scones and berries romanoff, a fruity dessert served in a dark-chocolate cup.
On Friday and Saturday evenings, the award-winning kitchen staff prepares small plates of shareable dinner fare such as grilled skirt steak with marinated mushrooms, sautéed gnocchi with walnut-arugula pesto, and Fijian kingfish crudo with grapefruit and green papaya. To celebrate special occasions, such as Valentine's Day or Father's Day, diners can order specialty cakes for pickup or visit the dining room for a romantic concert or saucy burlesque performance by Queen Elizabeth.
redwhite+bluezz, a nightly confluence of wine, contemporary American cuisine, and live jazz music, won the Best Live Music Club and Best Wine Selection awards from Pasadena Weekly in 2011. Divided into The Grill and The Vintage Room, the decorated eatery fuels feasts with a menu of grilled beef, seafood, and chicken dishes alongside platters of artisan cow, sheep, and goat cheeses and trays covered in charcuterie, some cured in-house. Seasoned sommelier Russ Meek complements the eats by crafting his signature flight menus, which offer pairing suggestions from the expansive wine list, 40 of which are available by the glass. Sounds of humming horns, rattling drums, and strumming guitars reverberate in the jazz club, where heralded local musicians perform every night and during Sunday brunch. Dedicated to enriching entertainment, redwhite+bluezz hosts a slew of monthly events, including 90-minute flight school sessions that document the history, background, and embarrassing middle school stories of local wines.


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Analysis: It will be difficult to accomplish anything significant at this week's G8. So why hold summits at all?
LONDON — Leaders of the G8 nations begin their annual three-day summit Tuesday in earthquake shattered L'Aquila Italy. Are you excited by that fact? Thought not.
Neither, would it seem, is the host of the event, the government of Italy. Disinterested chaos has characterized the preparations for the get together and the agenda is decidedly thin.
Since it was set up in 1975 as the G6, the leaders of the largest industrialized nations have used their annual summit primarily as an opportunity to make pledges, have their pictures taken and generally act as if they are on top of the problems facing the world.
Some years there are more crises to deal with than others and this would seem to be one of those years. The global economic crisis and the post-election situation in Iran being two things that the leaders might be expected to address. But so far the big item on the agenda is "food security," an initiative aimed at keeping small farmers in the developing world in business. Or something like that.
Usually, by the time the summit starts, the host country has spun the media, pushing its hopes for high achievements. The other countries involved have worked their own reporters letting them know just how important the president or prime minister has been to pushing the process along. That hasn't happened this time. My phone certainly hasn't rung, my e-mail box has been ominously unstuffed.
Partially that is because hosting the summit has revealed clearly all the shortcomings of Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's government. Berlusconi believes in personal rule with a capital P and he has been otherwise engaged for much of the last six months. His marriage has disintegrated in public over revelations that the 72-year-old politician attended a birthday party for an 18-year-old model. Photos of women cavorting nude at his Sardinian palazzo added fuel to his vanity's bonfire.
The only decision Berlusconi seems to have taken clearly about the summit was moving it from an island off the coast of Sardinia to L'Aquila, as an act of solidarity with the victims of the earthquake many of whom are still living in makeshift housing. But after that decision nothing has been discussed or decided.
Yesterday, the Guardian newspaper in London, reported that the United States had effectively taken over planning for the meeting. The State Department took charge of the round robin of discussions among diplomats that leads to an agreed final communique for the summit. Last night Berlusconi responded, saying the British journal had made "a colossal blunder."
This could be easily dismissed as the Italian government living down to the worst stereotype about the country but there is something deeper at work here. The question is whether these "summits" have outlived whatever usefulness they might ever have had. About the only people who seem to take them seriously are the permanent army of protesters who turn up religiously at each and every one, demanding that the leaders do something about the environment, global poverty and Palestine ... as if the leaders actually have the power to make those things happen.
When they were first organized in the mid-1970s, in response to the oil crisis of 1973, the meetings may have offered an opportunity for the leaders to plan economic policy as well as discuss their mutual security concern: the Soviet Union. But now it is hard to see what they do except blow tens of millions of dollars (or euros or yen or pounds) on a gigantic photo-op.


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Matt Norlander Changes His Tune With The Big Show
Posted by willp on December 5, 2012
CBSSports.com reporter Matt Norlander picked Mizzou to win it all in basketball before the year, now he's singing a different tune.
Norlander said Missouri's climb will be more of an uphill climb with the departure of Michael Dixon.
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Steve Frame | Aug 7 2008, 12:27 PM Post #1 |
*Breaking News* http://soapzone.com/boards/read.php/gh/main/10256846 According to SoapZone, she has been fired from her post as editor at Soap Opera Digest. |
hoochielicious | Aug 7 2008, 12:33 PM Post #2 |
Queen Hoochie
Why? that's a dumb move. |
Mason | Aug 7 2008, 12:34 PM Post #3 |
HAHA! I really can't stand that cow. |
Ponz | Aug 7 2008, 12:35 PM Post #4 |
:wave: :lol: |
kserox10 | Aug 7 2008, 12:37 PM Post #5 |
I will not miss her...................... |
Miss Rhi | Aug 7 2008, 12:39 PM Post #6 |
"If Sami can't find happiness with a Martian, then she can't find happiness with anyone."
Please oh please let the door hit her where the good lord split her...... :wave: |
hunterforrester | Aug 7 2008, 12:59 PM Post #7 |
Steve, she's editor of Soap Opera Weekly. Perhaps Digest just killed her editorial in Digest.
Edited by hunterforrester, Aug 7 2008, 12:59 PM.
squee | Aug 7 2008, 01:28 PM Post #8 |
According to jossip.com, she was fired from Weekly :cheer: Soap Opera Weekly Editor Carolyn Hinsey Fired Breaking: Carolyn Hinsey, editor of Soap Opera Weekly, was just fired, we�re told. Hinsey is described to us as �a truly malicious, horrible human being.� If true, then more of you must have stories! Update: �Budgetary� reasons is one excuse being thrown around, which would mean SOW would have to replace Hinsey with somebody less experienced (read: cheaper) for that to pan out. Other possibilities for her removal? Numerous HR problems and complaints about Hinsey, who�s said to be �a yeller and screamer� and a �bully.� �Anger management classes were mentioned several years ago,� says one well-informed source. |
Rakesh198 | Aug 7 2008, 01:32 PM Post #9 |
Never knew who she was but I read she outed Dena. LOL Dena must be jumping up & down. |
King | Aug 7 2008, 01:41 PM Post #10 |
I don't want to take any pleasure in someone's firing or pain, but this really should have happened YEARS ago. |
peaches179 | Aug 7 2008, 01:44 PM Post #11 |
Me either! Good riddance |
Tripp | Aug 7 2008, 02:04 PM Post #12 |
Never cared for her. |
aimees76 | Aug 7 2008, 02:22 PM Post #13 |
Now this is news that made me laugh out loud! :lol:
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hoochielicious | Aug 7 2008, 02:27 PM Post #14 |
Queen Hoochie
I love her column in SOD. SOW is pretty much a rag though. If they want to keep subscribers happy they should concentrate more on getting the magazines delivered on time not the Monday or Tuesday after SOD is delivered. |
hunterforrester | Aug 7 2008, 02:42 PM Post #15 |
I have the story in tomorrow's SUDS. |
ElvisDiMera | Aug 7 2008, 03:03 PM Post #16 |
I hope she was fired from both SOD and SOW. I don't like her at all and never agreed with her column. They need someone more in touch with today's soap fans to edit the mags and write editorials. |
Miss Rhi | Aug 7 2008, 03:10 PM Post #17 |
"If Sami can't find happiness with a Martian, then she can't find happiness with anyone."
Her views on male rape and rape in general shocked me and made me mad as hell....... :flipoff: |
Gregorzick | Aug 7 2008, 03:33 PM Post #18 |
Hinsey should have been fired years ago after that debacle on "The View" where she had no clue about how the Emmys worked and who would be nominated!!! She's been out of touch with both the industry and the fans for way too long. |
Shylock | Aug 7 2008, 03:44 PM Post #19 |
Could you elaborate, please? |
hops | Aug 7 2008, 04:26 PM Post #20 |
Great news! |
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Matt Jeppsen is a freelance cinematographer, and Kendal Miller is a director at Cultivate Studios. They often collaborate on film & video projects, and you'll find related musings here....
By Matthew Jeppsen | January 24, 2015
Gaffer Craig Burns is offering an unique lighting and grip business workshop in Burbank on Feb 7-8, 2015. Burnie seems like a no-nonsense type of guy, and I get the sense that his teaching style will be practical and straightforward.
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By Matthew Jeppsen | January 19, 2015
It seems like every grip truck has a few beadboard / foam bounce boards in the package, they are lightweight and very useful in a variety of lighting scenarios. I recently needed a few of these in various sizes for small local jobs, and decided to build my own. For about $20 in materials, I was able to build a set ranging in size from 24x36 to 42x42.
By Matthew Jeppsen | January 18, 2015
The Convergent Design Odyssey series of monitors and recorders has been a work in development since they first shipped in the fall of 2013. Since then, they have been rolling out regular firmware updates to fully enable the capabilities of the monitor/recorder.
Now we sit a little over a year later, and the latest 4.10.100 firmware update (released on Dec 19th) has enabled 4K RAW to Prores HQ recording from Canon C500, Sony FS700, and Sony FS7 cameras. In October of 2014, the 3.10.100 update had previously enabled FS700 4K RAW to UHD Apple ProRes recording, as well as non-RAW 4K sources to both UHD and 4K DCI. But with the December update, that support has now been extended to include UHD and 4K DCI from C500, FS700, and FS7 RAW sources, at up to 30 fps.
By Matthew Jeppsen | January 12, 2015
A week or so ago I posted a cinematography breakdown of Roger Deakins work in Prisoners. This week I'm sharing another one of Matt Scott's breakdowns, this one from the Tarantino film Inglourious Basterds.
By Matthew Jeppsen | January 06, 2015
Zacuto and their resellers have dropped the price on pre-orders for the Gratical HD EVF. Pre-orders for this new electronic viewfinder were previously listed at $3600, and as of today listed at $2900. This price drop is retroactively available to anyone who has already pre-ordered, they will simply need to contact their reseller to confirm the new price.
By Matthew Jeppsen | January 01, 2015
Prisoners was a tense, dramatic movie. I remember being almost exhausted after watching the film for the first time. But as I mulled it over in the following days, I was struck by how subtly powerful the cinematography was. Never did it call attention to itself, but almost every frame was polished and cleanly executed. Roger Deakins is a master at naturalistic lighting, and his skill really shows in this film.
By Matthew Jeppsen | December 21, 2014
About six months ago, I had a 20 Terabyte problem. I had a shelf of external hard drives of all shapes, sizes, and interfaces, and weak, infrequent backup system. It was time to consolidate my media and fix this issue. After much research, I invested in a Areca Thunderbolt RAID and a reliable backup solution. Here are my adventures in building this complete system.
By Matthew Jeppsen | December 15, 2014
At the 2014 Maker Faire, mythbuster and creative Adam Savage spent some time talking about what it takes to be a Maker. He kicked off his talk by defining what he calls his Ten Commandments of Making. Maker Faire tends to have a craftsperson appeal, but what struck me was how well Adam's ten principles translated to the film & video industry. Here are Adam's Ten Commandments, paraphrased and expanded for creatives in production.
By Matthew Jeppsen | December 09, 2014
With Christmas fast approaching, here are ten stocking stuffer gift ideas for the filmmaker. These are all tools I own, love, or use on a daily basis.
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With a thousand uses for these handy rubber band ties, I try to... Read More
By Kendal Miller | May 09, 2014
Let's face it, we don't always feel creative. I'm always on the look out for great sources of inspiration. Sometimes l need a little fuel in my creativity tank, and other times I'm looking for ways to visually represent my ideas to team members and clients. Here are a couple of... Read More
By Matthew Jeppsen | May 04, 2014
Sometimes you have to whisper to get someone's attention. I was struck by the clean simplicity of this short film about the process of making a NOMOS Glashütte Swiss timepiece. There are no flashy camera moves, no stirring emotional score. Just understated, clean compositions that get out of the way and let the content shine through. And the audio capture & sound design is perfect. Watch below.
By Kendal Miller | May 01, 2014
It has been said that 90% of good cinematography is pointing the camera at something that looks good, and for me a large part of that equation means shooting the right time of day for the right location. I have used Helios for a while to help determine when and where I should be for the best light, but on a recent project I was able to push this technology to a whole new level. Cultivate Studios recently received a call from a client. They wanted to be shooting on location in Turkey in ten days and I had no budget for a scout to work remotely and I had never been to the country. It was time to do some homework.
By Matthew Jeppsen | February 03, 2014
Last fall I produced a large video project for a large youth summer camp based in the Ozarks. This organization offers an intense multi-week program for kids of all ages. My Arkansas video production company was hired to shoot and edit a number of video assets to be used in the camp's marketing efforts for the following season. Thanks to an existing relationship with Editshare (they have assisted FreshDV's NAB coverage in the past), I had the opportunity to work with a portable Editshare Field 2 unit throughout both production and post on this project. I wanted to talk about how the Field 2 fit into our workflow in this case-study.
By Matthew Jeppsen | January 28, 2014
Wood handgrips have come back in to vogue lately. There's something lovely about a warm wooden grip when operating a handheld camera. It feels amazing, and it looks damn fine. There are several folks making wood grips these days, a lot of designs are similar to the look of the classic Aaton wooden grip. One company that has sprung up recently is KinoGrip, and they now offer a wide variety of custom trigger and non-triggered grips that hearken back to the Aaton spirit, but with an updated shape. I've been shooting with a KinoGrip for a while now, and love it. Read on for some photos and my thoughts...
By Matthew Jeppsen | December 10, 2013
DP Matthew Jeppsen talks through the kind of problems and solutions he runs into as a DP on a daily basis whil traveling domestically and internationally. Matt covers a wide range of topics but focuses primarily on docu-style shooting, with a lot of discussion about travel/destination shooting.... Read More
By Matthew Jeppsen | November 12, 2013
Recently I was looking for a formula that would allow me to calculate how much light output I would get from a given size HMI once I punched it through a 12x12 diffusion frame. Calculating light output for an un-modified light source is pretty straightforward; tools like the iOS app Pocket LD offer a catalog of heads, and tell you what their photometrics are at a given distance. But diffusion is a much different animal...there are so many variables, really the only way to know how a light source output will be affected is by experience and testing...
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Cinevate launched something very interesting today, a stabilizer system for small cameras. Morpheus is a stabilizer, tripod, and mini-dolly that they've been developing for years.
Sometimes it's the simple ideas that are most beautiful. This music video seems almost too simplistic; it's just a man on fire, an RC octocopter, and a FS700 shooting slowmo. And yet it is executed beautifully. Watch below...
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CML just posted a few low-light comparison images from the Sony F65, RED Epic, and ARRI Alexa cameras. There is also one from from the F55, shooting the only ISO option that was available at the time of the test. All cameras were shooting log, and they have included DPX frames that you are free... Read More
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Here's an exceptional behind-the-scenes featurette that talks about the sound and foley work in Gravity. One interesting note...the Foley artists used transducer contact mics to create many of the sounds in the film…that is, they recorded vibration from contact, not airborne audio, which is similar to how astronauts would experience sound in space. They also talk about using Dolby Atmos to fine-tune panning and positioning of audio, and how that helped to mirror the disorientation of on-screen characters. It's a fascinating piece, watch below.


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About 200 Chinese-speaking Thai tour guides rallied at Phuket provincial hall Monday demanding authorities crack down on the large number of illegal Chinese guides who have taken over their jobs.
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Unissued / unused material.
World Peace Congress in Moscow, USSR (Soviet Union, Russia).
Sound does not start until 01:27:37 and is poor quality, lasts only for duration of Khruschev's speech.
LS looking across river at the Kremlin Palace of Congress in Red Square. VS delegates from more than a 100 countries entering the Kremlin for the World Congress for General Disarmament and Peace. CU cosmonaut Major Yuri Gagarin sitting in the hall and signing autographs. Two shots inside the hall with all the delegates seated. VS delegates making speeches, including Rameshvari Nehru, John Bernal (British representative) and Nikita Khruschev (Secretary of Soviet Communist Party) (last speech in natural sound).
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Has Anyone Interviewed and Hired at Amerigroup?
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I am looking for information about the hiring process at Amerigroup in Virginia Beach, Virginia. I recently applied for a Case Manager position. I am looking for any feedback regarding the hiring process. Thank you for your responses. -
0Sep 9, '13 by DHawkinsrnI applied as well to the Virginia Beach and Norfolk positions. I got an email from the recruiter, I have a phone interview tomorrow at 1pm. Mine says "under review" too on the website.
0Sep 15, '13 by DHawkinsrnThe phone interview went well. I had two face to face interviews one this past Thursday and Friday. The interviews went well also. Now I am just waiting to hear something from the recruiter or for them to update my status online.
0Oct 3, '13 by DHawkinsrnI do not have case management experience. I set up an account on LinkedIn and sent a recruiter a message about my interest in the case management position. The recruiter emailed me back within a few minutes and the process started from there. I interviewed with two departments and was offered a position with starts October 7th.


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The ground-floor cocktail bar at this Japanese-Peruvian restaurant in Soho is carved from lava stone and serves everything from Japanese beer to Pisco Sours and sake cocktails. It's bright and airy (read: a good place to drink during the day), with retractable glass doors that make you feel like you're outside on the street.
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In line with its strict "Buy American Goods" policy, the Oakland, Calif.-based AC Transit's board of directors agreed to purchase as many as 40, low-floor coaches from Hayward-based Gillig.
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Son of former NFL player Don Mattingly, Danny Mattingly has all the tools to play as a freshman at the University of Oregon. He has speed, size and tenacity, three key attributes that you look for in any defensive product. At 6'5″, 225 pounds, the Spokane, Washington native is projected to play outside linebacker and should garner early playing time after summer and fall camps under his belt.
Mattingly jumps out on film;  he is simply superior to the other high school players on the field. He flies through the line, whether touched or untouched, and is clearly impossible for a single 18-year-old kid to guard. He displays a great initial burst that promises to strike fear in opposing offenses in and out of the confines of Autzen Stadium. His no-fear attitude is visible every time he hits someone – no one hits the turf without a thud when tackled by Mattingly. He finishes plays and never takes a break from first whistle to last.
Mattingly is one of a few linebackers coming in who should receive playing time. With the loss of Michael Clay and Kiko Alonso, junior college early enrollee Joe Walker should also get a look due to his readiness at the position, but don't count Mattingly out. His sheer athleticism combined with his refusal to stop running should give him an edge that other freshman – whatever position – just don't have.  I fully expect the coaches to play Danny Mattingly next year in hopes of making him a starter by his true sophomore year.


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Hi and hope someone can help.
I'm using a free PHP contact form that I downloaded from here. It comprises of an html contact form page and a PHP sendmail page.
This works fine and almost meets my needs, however, on success or failure of sending the email, the sendmail page overwrites the contact form with either success or failure messages. Can anyone suggest a way that I can incorporate the success / failure messages onto the contact form itself, something like a hidden div that gets revealed on succes / fail.
Here's the sendmail PHP file (I've not included the contact.html page as it is relatively straightforward).
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Code:<?php if(isset($_POST['email'])) { $email_to = "firstname.lastname@example.com"; $email_subject = "Feedback from the web page."; $email_message2 = "Thank you for your feedback, I shall be in touch as soon as possible.\n\nKind regards. function died($error) { // your error code can go here echo "I am sorry there were error(s) found with the form that you submitted. "; echo "These errors appear below:

"; echo $error."

"; echo "Please try again.

Use your 'Back' button to return to the contact form."; die(); } // validation expected data exists if(!isset($_POST['first_name']) || !isset($_POST['last_name']) || !isset($_POST['email']) || !isset($_POST['telephone']) || !isset($_POST['comments'])) { died('We are sorry, but there appears to be a problem with the form you submitted.'); } $first_name = $_POST['first_name']; // required $last_name = $_POST['last_name']; // required $email_from = $_POST['email']; // required $telephone = $_POST['telephone']; // not required $comments = $_POST['comments']; // required $error_message = ""; $email_exp = '/^[A-Za-z0-9._%-]+@[A-Za-z0-9.-]+\.[A-Za-z]{2,4}$/'; if(!preg_match($email_exp,$email_from)) { $error_message .= 'The Email Address you entered does not appear to be valid.
'; } $string_exp = "/^[A-Za-z .'-]+$/"; if(!preg_match($string_exp,$first_name)) { $error_message .= 'The First Name you entered does not appear to be valid.
'; } if(!preg_match($string_exp,$last_name)) { $error_message .= 'The Last Name you entered does not appear to be valid.
'; } if(strlen($comments) < 2) { $error_message .= 'The Comments you entered do not appear to be valid.
'; } if(strlen($error_message) > 0) { died($error_message); } $email_message = "User input to the contact form is shown below.\n\n"; function clean_string($string) { $bad = array("content-type","bcc:","to:","cc:","href"); return str_replace($bad,"",$string); } $email_message .= "First Name: ".clean_string($first_name)."\n"; $email_message .= "Last Name: ".clean_string($last_name)."\n"; $email_message .= "Email: ".clean_string($email_from)."\n"; $email_message .= "Telephone: ".clean_string($telephone)."\n"; $email_message .= "Comments: ".clean_string($comments)."\n"; // create email headers $headers = 'From: '.$email_from."\r\n". 'Reply-To: '.$email_from."\r\n" . 'X-Mailer: PHP/' . phpversion(); @mail($email_to, $email_subject, $email_message, $headers); @mail($email_from, $email_subject, $email_message2, $headers); ?> Thank you for contacting me. I will be in touch as soon as possible.

Use your 'Back' button to return to the contact form. <?php } ?>
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a simple way to do it bro. actually, a function will return false if something wrong. function mail() too. so, try this:
then, just print $error.Code:if(!@mail($email_to, $email_subject, $email_message, $headers)){ $error = "there is a problem while sending first email"; } if(!@mail($email_from, $email_subject, $email_message2, $headers)){ $error = "there is a problem while sending second email"; }
look at this:
!@mail() <---- use ! and @.
! mean as "without" or "false"
@ for hidden the error message from mail() function. so no error function displayed on browser.
I am sorry, my english is very bad. Hope it help.
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Thanks @XterM,
Appreciate that, though sadly I'm just about to go out so won't be able to play with your code till tomorrow. I'll let you know the outcome....


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Thank you all for coming, the party was so successful because of all the guests that came bring beautiful plants and delicious food. The time flew but we captured some of the moments to remind us again and for those that for one reason or other couldn't be with us... Scenes from the garden before the party started And now some pictures from the party, that in no way capture all the fun that we had! Let's begin with the food The swap in full swing, again thank you all that came with such a lovely plants! Group photo, not all that came are in the picture.... Silvia |
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- Posted by AmberBrook 9 (My Page) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 14:27
I had a fantastic time as always! Great food, great plants and great company! Thank you so much for continuing to host these wonderful parties Silvia! I was very sad to have to leave a little early this time. -Amber |
Hi Amber I was happy to see you and your dad, it is great to see the regulars and meet new gardeners too. I hope that all of those driving long distances got home safe. Behind the scenes, Larry came at 9am to help us, he is a lifesaver! Carmen helped with the swap, I bet she was tired, we were so busy!. And we finished cleaning early because of Barbie's and her mom help, they were so wonderful! Silvia |
- Posted by fairyblooms 9b (My Page) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 17:30
WHAT A GREAT TIME I HAD! Thank you so much Silva for a wonderful garden party. I met so many wonderful folks and for my first time attending a garden swap I learned a lot too....YOU, your home and gardens are just beautiful. I thank you and everyone for all the plants I got to bring home....and now I can transform this blank yard into hopefully a beautiful tropical paradise. I had SO much fun and will not miss another one. HAPPY GARDENING! :) |
Hi Fairyblooms It was so great to meet you! I am glad that you had a good time, I think that we all did and yes! you have to join us for all the parties. So many wonderful gardeners come and I have learn so much from everyone, their experience is better than books anytime. Silvia |
Thank you Silvia and family for a great fun day! We had a really good time, came home with a ton of new stuff to ad to our garden! I like planting plants that have a story or a face behind them. Thank you! M&J |
Hi Mark and Judy! You are always the highlight of the party! I have learned so much from you, I forgot to show you my front porch where some of your beautiful plants live happy.:) Thank you for coming and making the party a big success! And here is a good picture of some of our friends, someone is meditating after the work... Silvia |
- Posted by love_the_yard z9A Jax FL (My Page) on Mon, Apr 14, 14 at 10:10
Oh, it looks wonderful! It was simply lovely and surely tons of fun! I hated missing it once again, but I have been up to my eyeballs moving my mother from her home of 33 years to a beautiful new apartment (her choice). My sisters came in town this past weekend to help but it really hurt to miss this gathering once again. Thanks for posting all of the pictures and follow-up. I will BE THERE at the next one. Put it in stone. :) Carol in Jacksonville |
Hi Kara What a nice pictures, thank you for taking them, one of them almost looks like the one Willy took before the party.:) Hi Carol We missed you! one of these days you just have to join us and meet the gang, we always have such a great time. And to let you know a little secret, Carmen can whistle big time! she was the referee at the swap, putting us all in order,lol. I had a luffa day today, thanks to Tommy.... Silvia |
Just home from work, was telling everyone about the swap. Working in a nursery, everyone is all ears.....but, I kept talking about the food, jams, pies, ect.........plants I brought home, incredible.....all new stuff. What a good day......... |
- Posted by morningloree 9b (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, Apr 14, 14 at 20:25
Loved meeting everyone, very impressed with the knowledge and plant collections. Can't forget to give the food two thumbs up. Thanks everyone for sharing! |
- Posted by featherhoof zone 9 (My Page) on Tue, Apr 15, 14 at 10:41
I regret not going. My mom came home after the party and showed me a bunch of pictures she took. Also, thank you for the preserves. I am a loquat lover. I haven't tried it yet, but I will this weekend. We like to do a nice breakfast every other weekend or so and the preserves will be included. Yum! |
Mark, we have to improve at every party and have a lot of surprises! we welcome new gardeners to our great group of regulars. Everything runs so smoothly and we love to meet and share some good time doing what we like the best, being around plants and good food is a blessing! October will come quickly... Hi Dawn, I am glad that you had a good time, it was so nice to meet you and living close to us, you cannot miss our get togethers, they are always fun and interesting with all the experience from the garden friends. Here is a reminder Hi Miranda You should of come with your mom. We also love the loquats and make many dishes with them. This time was the preserves so the flavor of the fruit comes up, it only has loquats, water and sugar. I don't use any preservatives or pectins on anything that I can. The long time that I took was taking the peels of, seeds come easy. I wish that I could take my tree and give it to you because unfortunately we are taking it out for the safety of our pets. In the front yard would of being okay because it makes a nice shade tree. Silvia |
- Posted by happy_fl_gardener 9a, near DeLand (My Page) on Tue, Apr 15, 14 at 21:37
Thanks to Willie showing me how to use the GPS in my new smartphone, I made it home without getting lost and I liked the route that he selected for me. For those of you who missed it I assure you that it was a lovely garden party. And, thanks to all for the interesting new plants that I got to bring home. Silvia -- the canned loquats were delicious. We ate most of them in our oatmeal for breakfast on Sunday morning. I did notice that the loquats were peeled. :) Must have been time consuming. Don't feel too bad for Miranda because I have 2 young loquat trees that are getting large enough to produce a light crop. Within the next few years I expect to have enough to can like you did. Silvia, have you ever made jabotacaba preserves before? I'm getting a very good harvest right now. I presume because we had such a mild winter. I'm needing to come up with an idea to do something with them other than to just freeze the extra. I saw Mark at the nursery where he works today. He did get to see your hanging plant on your front porch. He was impressed. You taught me something new with your new tomato cages - very impressive. I ordered some for myself but not as many as I wanted because of the cost. Thanks again for hosting the enjoyable garden party. Christine |
I hated to miss it, but my day was not without it's rewards. My grandsons Odyssey of the Mind team finished 3rd (out of 19 teams) in the State competition at UCF. MY grandson is just to the left of the raccoon. |
Hi Christine It was great to have you at the party, you know I miss my regulars when they don't come...and I am glad that you had a good time. I didn't have a chance to give a tour of my small garden, but it is producing an abundance of lettuce, greens and spinach and today I saw pole beans too, there are more cucumbers than I thought and zucchini also. Hi Papa Jim We missed you at the party! but the next time you just have to come.:) Silvia |
- Posted by Tommysgardens Z9 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 17, 14 at 6:23
Silvia thank you and your family for hosting another great garden party you are so generous to open your home to fellow gardeners Tommy |
Hi Tommy It is a great pleasure for us to have the garden friends at our house, it is not only entertaining but we learn a lot from all of you. Today was a carrot day, they were perfect but so big! they are good for the recipe that I made. Also had your peas, they were delicious! and you had different kinds. I keep saying, one of these days I am going to see your garden... I heard that you liked the music, we tried to put a blend for all tastes. I was so busy that I didn't hear one song.:) Silvia |
I just saw this gratitude video and I thought I share it with you, the author photography is amazing! I saw yesterday about the hummingbirds, the bees, butterflies and flowers. And someone at the party asked me how big were the carrots, so I took a picture this morning, they are big! And the beans are producing, the pole and the purple are bush Silvia |
Here is a link that might be useful: gratitude
- Posted by happy_fl_gardener 9a, near DeLand (My Page) on Fri, Apr 18, 14 at 20:58
Hi Silvia, The tomato cages came this afternoon. As I was just finishing putting the cages in place it started to rain hard so I had to go inside. Since I don't need the extensions quite yet, it was okay that I didn't get them on today. My plants aren't as far along as yours and I certainly won't be harvesting real soon. Lucky you! I forgot to tell you that I did have a beet harvest this spring but not from plants grown in the ground. I planted them in wide horizontal containers. They did quite well. I like the look of the yellow beet. Makes a nice contrast. I took some photos of your garden so I could look at them as home. I didn't take the time to study what you had growing when I was at the party. Got too distracted. I was surprised to see that you had a crop of carrots going. I figured that it was to hot to still have carrots around.Yours surely are beauties. Nice harvest of beans also. My pole and bush bean plants are just loaded with blooms. My harvest time will be coming too. I was just thinking about making some jaboticaba jam since I have more fruit than we can eat. Thanks so much for the recipe. I watched the YouTube 'Gratitude' video. The photography was indeed spectacular. Christine |
So jealous again to have missed it :( |
Hi Christine I saw on tv on an inspirational program the author of the video and it was amazing, to see all the flowers, bees, butterflies and I specially liked the hummingbirds and how they looked like they were dancing in the sky, great work capturing those nature scenes! I think we were all so busy looking at different things at the party, especially me that I had to coordinate a lot of things...Lucy, my rescue dog was socializing too.:) this is her first party. I meant to show the new spinach that I have growing by the fig, it is called red cardinal and is so good! I think so far is one of the best! The carrots are from a second planting and they are still sweet, time to harvest them and most will be frozen shredded in the food processor. They keep the best like that to be used in recipes and for my pets. I made carrot, orange and cardamom recipe that is one of my favorites Hi Derbika You should try to come to one of the garden parties and have fun with us, they are very educational, I know I always learn a lot of things from everyone. Great group of friends and gardeners! I look forward to see them all... Silvia |
Sure looks like you all had a great time, hopefully I won't miss the next shindig :-( Tom |
- Posted by happy_fl_gardener 9a, near DeLand (My Page) on Sat, Apr 19, 14 at 20:16
Hi Silvia, The photo that caught my eye the most in the Gratitude video was the one where there was an image within the image. A reflection in the water droplet. Your Red Cardinal spinach does look good. I'll give that one a try too. I'm impressed that the spinach hasn't bolted yet. The Bordeaux grew well but it wasn't as tender as I would have liked. Yeah, I did figure that it was the second planting for the carrots since the foliage looked so good. When you shred your carrots for freezing do you steam them first? I see you have been doing more canning. I bought some limes this evening so I can make that jaboticaba jam. I picked more fruits today. The last picking for a while. Christine |
Hi Tom! You are always missed at the get togethers and I hope that you can come the next time and see old friends and meet new ones...also check on your plants and seeds that are growing so well. Hi Christine The spinach and the lettuce will be bolting soon with the heat but I will have all those greens I don't cook the carrots, the same moment that I harvest them, I shred them and put about 2 cups in freezer bags, this way they can be used later for soups, breads or my pet's meals. Silvia |
Here is a link that might be useful: cucumbers
Tom, those sweet alysum smell nice, they are doing good by the beans but they sure took a long time... One of the things that they said in the program that I watched the other day, is that we can all be photographers these days, capturing moments in nature anytime and I remember Mark's picture of the begonia that you could actually see the hairs on it or the snake coming out of the birdhouse, those are great shots! Silvia |
I always learn something new at Silvia's. I'd never heard of aerobic septic systems. Pretty cool idea. And I always come home with some plant that I would never have thought to try. My yard is more fragrant and enjoyable thanks to Silvia... and Mark. That Rose Cactus is one mean little plant. This year Silvia gifted me some breads. Pretty imaginative stuff. Silvia is quite the food artist. Larry |
Hi Larry You are my lifesaver! We really appreciate your help and I agree with you, our yards are turning beautiful thanks to Mark, he is our teacher and benefactor.:) Silvia |
M, you had it under wraps:), those tomatoes look good! My lunch today was zucchini ribbons and Moroccan carrot salad and I used the aji amarillo that Doug gifted me, it is so good! with just the right spice for me, I even tried it by itself and has a nice crunchy flavor... And I used my favorite cucs for this Asian salad Silvia |
- Posted by happy_fl_gardener 9a, near DeLand (My Page) on Sat, May 3, 14 at 12:32
Hi Silvia, Thanks to you I did make jam with my extra jaboticaba fruits. It was so delicious that I made a second batch the next day. This photo was taken a couple of weeks ago, just slow getting it posted. Christine |
Hi Christine Those jams look good and I am sure they are very tasty! We went to pick blueberries to the farm near the house, they are getting better and better every year, we picked as much as we could handle.:) I made muffins for the freezer, jams, pies, ate them fresh and tonight I am making a blueberry cake to take it to a Kentucky Derby party, I am also making pickled vegetables and shrimp to bring... Silvia |
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Gary hosted the Totally Tomatoes Swap this year. I found his efforts amazing and fantastic. Thank you, Gary! |
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Ditto on Gary. I received a crazy amount of tomato varieties from him. I'm still cataloging them. Very pleased with the exchange and thanks so much for the effort. It is much appreciated. smithmal |
- Posted by midwestfarmwife 5 (My Page) on Fri, Jan 31, 14 at 16:12
I too was extremely pleased with all the tomato varieties I received and the nice selection of bonus seeds. Gary is a wonderful host and organizer of this swap! |
Posted by twintoes 5b (My Page) on Sat, Apr 5, 14 at 11:32 WOW - This member is a kingpin! My trade list looks the way it does in large part thanks to his generosity. Stellar packaging - and did I mention generous? Might be an understatement even. Thanks so much dwcmuseum! You ROCK seeds :D (copied from another thread) |
- Posted by EricaBraun 9b CA (My Page) on Wed, May 28, 14 at 0:33
Gary was amazing! He responded to a post where I was in search of beans. He ended up sending me a mountain of seeds, without requesting anything in trade. I was blown away by his generosity. I would be absolutely thrilled to do a trade with him any time. |
- Posted by EricaBraun 9b CA (My Page) on Mon, Jan 26, 15 at 22:54
Gary strikes again! Absolutely amazing! I just received my Totally Tomatoes swap pack from him. Such an incredible assortment. Great host and trader. Highly recommended. |
Simply awesome! |
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POLICE launch the "Dance with Neymar" competition
On offer a trip to Barcelona and many other prizes!
To mark the start of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil, Police has announced a new and incredible competition honouring Neymar Jr, Barça's showman, the internationally famous ace in the sleeve of the Brazilian national team and the new spokesperson for the core brand of the De Rigo Group. Famous for not only his football skills but also his entertaining dances, Police fans can now imitate him and video their coolest moves for the "Dance with Neymar" contest!
To take part you just have to make a video with your friends, filming your best moves as you celebrate an imaginary goal by your team in the World Cup, or better still, after winning the match. Whatever the celebratory event, Police wants to see it!
By tagging @policelifestyle and hashtagging DanceWithNeymar, fans have the unique chance to win an all-inclusive trip to Barcelona, the city of Neymar's team.
The winning video will also be published on POLICE's various Web and social platforms, including pages on Facebook and Instragram and the official policelifestyle.com site.


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Tue, May 28, 13 at 22:53
I am very new to gardening and made a really big mistake when tilling a new bed in my yard. We decided to put it in an area where we used to have bird feeders. We tilled down several inches and then mulched. Two days later we planted several shrubs and perennials in the new bed. It looked fabulous until the next morning when we found dozens of sprouts coming up throughout the bed. We pulled them but just hours later dozens more came up. Upon some research online, they look to be sunflower sprouts. Is there anyway to stop them from coming up without digging up everything and starting from scratch? I really don't want to risk losing hundreds of dollars worth of plants but also don't want to either spend weeks pulling up sprouts every day or ending up with sunflowers growing all over my manicured bed. HELP! |
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- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Wed, May 29, 13 at 17:54
Use a pre-emergent like corn gluten meal or Preen. These prevent seeds either from germinating or developing a root system if they do germinate but have no effect on established plants like your shrubs or perennials. Mulching will help also but IME, you need a pretty thick mulch to deter sunflower seedlings. |
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